The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-10-06

e. h. GOODMAN, Sec..
The Commissioners were in session
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. T. Gilbert has moved into her
new residence on Main street.
Mrs. Matte Grail ia visiting her
friend, Mrs. Sample, of Pittsburgh.
Miss L. G. jackson is receiving a
large stock of new Millinery goods.
The Business Department of Mt.
Union College. o., is the best. Write
for rates.
Hon, Friend Whittlesey was in at
tendance at the Fair, looking after his
"fences."
The high winds are helping the boys
to shake out the chestnuts. There is
good crop this year.
The fires have been lighted at the
Diamond Glass Works, and blowing
will be commenced in about week.
Mr.. Phillips is making some inn
provements in the property purchased
of N. II. Smith, on Prospect street.
Mrs. A. FL. Parsons and daughter
are in Cleveland attending the Milli-
merry Openings.
There will be two terms of court in
session at the same time in this county,
beginning next Monday.
A number of arrests were made last
week on charges of drunk, disorderly
conduct, &C., and the usual fines were
collected.
w. D. Armstrong, Ed. Converse,
Henry Eatinger, P. G. Clark, wife and
daughter and Miss Ella Almon left for
California Tuesday via e. & P.
e. A. VanNess expects to start next
Monday for trip to Omaha and other
points in the West, and will be absent
about two weeks.
Rev. Andrew Wilson will preach
in the Beech Woods School House
Friday evening, October 7th, at 7.SC
o'clock.
Mrs Fannie B. Ward was called to
Cleveland on Tuesday by the severe
illness of her daughter, Fannie, who
is attending business college in that
city.
A beautiful night blooming cereus
was on exhibition in Wait Bros win
dow Thursday evening, having three
perfect blossoms. The plant was from
Hasbrouck's greenhouse, West Mair
street.
Frank Miller plead guilty to th'
charge of selling liquor on Sunday, il
Justice Holcomb's court Fined So
and costs and sentenced to five days il
Jail.
The Ladies Cemetery Association
will meet this (Thursday) afternoon
October 9Th, at three O'Clock, at tn
residence of Mrs. D. M. Clewell. 4
full attendance is DESIRED
Will Price was fined $40 for "cruelt.
to animals" on Monday last. He ha'
also the worst wrecked carriage W
have seen lately, all resulting from
indulging too freely in strong drink
Mr.. Julius Day, who has been a
inyalid for number of years, had an
other seyere stroke of paralysis las
Thursday morning, at the family res
idence in the north part of RootstOwI
1t Ia a curious state of affairs Whe
an officer advertises that he is going
] do his duty, but we hope it may hay
the effect to abate the nuisance in tn
Z vicinity of the churches. IF it doesn
the officer will perhaps advertise agai'
Mr.. George Rockwell Kent, son
the late George L. Kent, and nephe
of Marvin Kent Esq, died at his hon
! IN New York City, Sept. 26th, of t
phoid fever, in the S5th year of his az
9 -[Kent Courier.
The ladies of the Congregation
! Church residing in the southeast qus
ter will give Sociable at the residen
of Mrs. q. w. Riddle, Friday evenil
October 18th, from to 10 o'clock.
cordial invitation is extended to a
Admission Is cent?.
MRS. w. E SWAIN, See
Drilling at the RaYenna gas well /
ID been at standstill for the past wee
er the drill and about two thousand fl
IN of rope being at the bottom of the ho
m the result of carelessness. Meanwh
lis the Kent well, which was eommenl
us some three months later than the c
here, is down about the same del
and goes steadily down.
~ At the meeting of the Council
Monday evening the question of bel
" lights, either gas or electric, was I
cussed, but no action was taken exc
'st to continue the committee before
] pointed until next regular meeti
Mr.. Andrews suggested that the ST.
ce Commissioner be instructed to inve
gate the condition of the sidews
k, and report to the Mayor. This E
,re gestion should be acted upon at ol
DIV but before making his rounds the
NIX ficer should take out an accident
ISIS surapce policy, for there is DANCE
IN. his path.